Stealing Sorcery: The War of Broken Mirrors, Book 2 – Unabridged Audiobook
Product description
At 16 hours and 48 minutes, Stealing Sorcery is a substantial audiobook listen, rather than a short story for a quick break. It is the second book in Andrew Rowe’s The War of Broken Mirrors series, narrated by Nick Podehl and presented unabridged.
That combination suits listeners looking to continue the series in audio, the length also gives the story room for a longer, more involved listening session.
What you’ll notice day to day
The unabridged format preserves the full-length book, so this is a commitment best suited to listeners who enjoy spending time with a fantasy story rather than dipping into a brief standalone. Its 16-hour-and-48-minute running time may fit longer commutes, regular listening at home or several sessions spread over time. Those are practical ways to approach the runtime, not a claim about specific playback features.
Customer feedback is positive about the story’s flow, character development and thoughtful magic system. Some listeners also describe the pacing as engaging. These are subjective impressions, but they may help if you’re deciding between a character- and plot-focused fantasy listen and something shorter or more episodic. The audiobook is voiced by Nick Podehl, the supplied details identify the narrator but don’t specify further performance or production features.
At a glance
- Title: Stealing Sorcery: The War of Broken Mirrors, Book 2
- Series position: Book 2 of 3
- Author: Andrew Rowe
- Narrator: Nick Podehl
- Format: Unabridged audiobook
- Listening length: 16 hours and 48 minutes
- Publication date: 17 May 2016
- Publisher: Podium Audio
Getting the most from it
As the second instalment in a three-book series, this is most naturally suited to someone already following The War of Broken Mirrors. If you’re new to the series, starting with its first book may make more sense than treating this as a standalone introduction, the listing doesn’t describe how much background it provides. For existing listeners, the series position is a useful check before starting, particularly if you want to follow the story in order.
The unabridged format is worth bearing in mind when choosing between a full-length audiobook and a shorter, more condensed listen. There’s no need to fit it into one sitting: the stated runtime can be approached over multiple listening sessions, depending on your routine.
Before you decide
How long is the audiobook? It runs for 16 hours and 48 minutes, so allow for a longer listen or plan to pick it up across several sessions.
Is this the first book in the series? No. It is identified as Book 2 of 3 in The War of Broken Mirrors.
Who narrates it, and is it abridged? Nick Podehl is the narrator, and the audiobook is listed as unabridged.
When it makes sense
Worth considering if you’re after the second instalment of Andrew Rowe’s series in full-length audio, especially if the reported emphasis on plot, characters and a considered magic system appeals to you. It might not be a great match if you want a standalone starting point or a short listen: this is a series entry with a runtime of nearly 17 hours. If you prioritise a compact format, a shorter audiobook may suit that need better, if you’re ready to continue the series, the listing gives you the essentials for deciding whether this is the right next listen.